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july 26, 1857.

SHA ~ ASRss
Ed. WoRLD: We camped on Big
Rapid River on the night Of the 22d,
then fell in camp with George Bald.
win, who il interested in some Of the
best paying claims in shs district
He stated that bis locations wsre
looking well. He viii not ship more
than one load Of orc this season. We
visited Jack Elliot and Rood's camp,
and found the old man in his mine
busy taking out what he called his
high grade ore, which be struck this
season. His location has indications
Of being = permanent mine. We
thence made our way to the Noun
tain Chief mine which is locs.ed about
6,700 feet south Of the Elliot mine,
aud was formerly owned by A. Mars
ton, Of Boise City, but was relocated
BY Pfost, Peterson and Hickey. They
have struck good body Of ore. We
next visited the Mountain King, about
half mile north Of the divide. The
Mountain King is one of the oldest
locations in Sheep Mountain District,
and supposed, by every one who has
examined it. to be good mine; but
there has been but little work done
on 1t the past two years. Last year
the assessment work was done, and
one or two loads of eight or ten tons
shipped. The DAILY Bros. and Bowers,
Of Boise City, are preparing to go to
work, and will make all the develop
ment they can this season. We
moved from thence to the Joseph,
which is located on Lake creek. /.
N. DAILY and Sam Robertson started
work on it on the 25th, in good cheer.
We came next to the Vanity mine,
owned by parties from Bonanza. 1t
looks well, and has plenty Of ore on
the dump. Two men worked there
last winter. The Alta Johnson mine,
owned by Lemp & Co., looks well for
what work has been done. There
are many otherlocatlons will not
mention, but have been informed that
they make good showings. The min
ers are in good cheer, and they all
have something over which to be
elated. The Annette B. mine,
owned by Bowers, Peterson and
Hickey, is four and one-half feet
wide, carrying one foot of carbonate:
and eight inches of galena, and goes
seventy ounces in silver, and SIG il
gold per ton, and looks very promi
sing. We next came to the Tracy
mine, on Rapid River, owned by Mil
Ter, Wallar & Co. The vein is eigh
inches wide and looks we'll. Every
thing indicates that Sheep Mountain
is to be prosperous place.
Yours truly,
w. H. DAILY.
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GRANGxvILLE FREE Press: Ezra
Baird and A. D. Greene returned on
Monday last from Rhodes City, whith-
er, in company with quite number
of persons from Lewiston and vicini-
ty, they went some three weeks since
to ascertain the fate of William
Rhodes, Haas Crane and one Altman,
who had been gone for some ten
months, and were supposed to have
wintered at or near point called
Rhodes City.
After leaving Wee-ipe and strik-
ing Mussel Shell, they made the loca-
ton in about eighty-fve miles, and
discovered Crane and Altman living
and Rhodes dead. The party had
been showed in since about Novem-
her. The snow was at times about
forty-three feet deep. Their sup
plies had run short without any means
of being replenished, and since Janu'
ary they had been on rations OF hou'
and coffee. Fresh meat was obtain
ed in April by the fortunate killing
Of a bear by Crane. They tunneiee
and dug under the snow and obtain
| ed wood, and by cutting steps to
distance of one hundred feet coule
get to the top of the snow and Keel
their chimney open and protected
Rhodes, who was comparatively al
, Invalid, sickened early in the season
and although kind hands did all the.
could to relieve him, he expired OF
the 18th of June. He was pionee
| miner, having made important dis
coveries, and Was reported quite ric
at one time. His body was burle
/, in the snow by his comrades, and uI
:. on the arrival of help was decentl
buried near the spot which bears h
name. Very little has been done
y develop the rich deposits said to ha'
l. been found, but about twenty pc
+ sons were in camp when our INTO
i i mants left, and large number we
d met upon the road going in. We a
=. t;cipats that the camp will prove
that is claimed.
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That anxiety is easier to bear than
sorrow.
That talent is sometimes hid in nap
kins, audscity never.
That good brains are often kept in
poor looking vessel.
That the time to bury hatehet is
before blood is found upon it.
That mistakes are often bought st
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-09

L. SErzKR vas down yesterday
from the Illinois mine. He says ths
shaft, started few feet from the
ledge, cut through itthe other day.
The vein carries two feet and hall
Of good ore. The Illinois produced
immensely in early days. The pay
gave out and tho mill shut down,
work being immediately stopped in
the mine. Mr.. Setter says this com
pany, from all appearances, were not
on the main ledge, which is now be-
ing worked. This late strike in the
Illinois was made = short distance
west of the old works. and from pre-
sent indications will prove to be q
bonanza. The mine Is now owned
by J. w. French. Jas. Munros il
working the mine on shares.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-09

An Associated Press dispatch says
that Senator Leland Stanford appear
ed in his capacity as president Of the
Southern Paciic railway before the
Pacific Railway Investigating Com
mittee to answer certain interrogation
les respecting the affairs of the Cen
trail Pacific railway, now consolidated
with the Southern Pacific railroad.
The government commission had pro-
pounded So interrogatories to Presi-
dent Stanford, when he supplied .
written answer at great length. Mr..
Stanford primarily declared that the
Central Pacific was organized under
the laws of Ca lifornia, and denied
that anything in its contracts author
lied the present investigation on the
part of the government but comedies
a willingness to answer questions He
reviewed the fact of the public agi-
tation in 1860 90, for the construction
of trans s-continentalr railway, and re-
verts to the passage of the act for the
construction of the Union Pacific to
the California State line. In the
meantime the Central Pacific had
proposed the construction of road
over the Sierra Nevada mountains,
which he claims had been regarded
as impassable, when, in order to in
sure a speedy construction OF the
road across the continent, supple
mental act was passed by congress
authorizing the construction of both
the Union and Central Pacific unit
they should meet. Stanford makes
the claim that when the roads wert
undertaken the government was pay
ing $S,O0O,0O0 annually for carrying
military and Indian supplies and thu
United States mail. He contsndst
that this compensation was to be paie
to the railroad and that it was under
stood that it would never be less ant
that the corporation should be cred
tied to the first principle; and tn
company would also pay the govern
meut FIVE per cent. on the net earn
ings and would liquidate all obliga
tons to the governmet before the ex
piration of thirty years. He then re
views the benefits bestowed by tn
construction in the development @
the country and speaks of congress
, ional legislation, in contrast, as havin
been unduly burdensome. He spe
cially inveighs against the Thurma
/, act, providing for q sinking funs
Stanford declares that when the Ger
tral Pacific road was constructed, n
rival road was contemplated. Star
:. ford informed the commission that th
road had valid claim against th
government of q round total of $63
100000 to apply against the govsrl
ment lien on the road. The commi
sion permitted Stanford to read b
= prepared report, but has not yet sui
!; jected him to any questioning.
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Mrs. Maloy and her son, Ed.. ar
rived in New York in five days from
Boise City. Mr.. Maloy received a
letter, the other day, stating that Ed.
stood the trip first-rate.
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reported that the Union Pacific
y have located the road down
nver to Lewiston instead of up
eissr and down the Salmon to
I Bird and then over to the
water and then down the Clear.
to Lewiston.
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JoHN McGUINEss, Idaho's naval ca
def, who has been visiting here since
July 9th, left last Saturday for Port
land. John expects to be stationed
tor some time at Astoria, Oregon.
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WEIsER LEADER: A gre

WEIsER LEADER: A great many
of the young fruit trees of this coun'
ty are covered with a small green IN
sect OF louise. They cause the leaves
to curl up and the tree to wither ano
die. If they commence on the Ole
trees, all our orchards will be destroy
! ~ ppjsss remedy can be found.
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THos. BARRY came in from Silver
District last Saturday and returned
yesterday. Tom will work for the
company, in the Julia mine. Tom
says this is . mammoth ledge, being
one hundred feet between walls.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-09

PROF. HaFpap, slight-of-han per.
former and ventriloquist, was billed
to perform At this place last evening
but as the WORLD was printed before
the performance, we can give no ac-
count of it until our next issue.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-09

REV. and Mrs. John Robinson, who
have been visiting relatives here the
past few weeks, departed Saturday
for their home in Dakota.
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: big price and sold = ; small one
That II Il wsss not for snnergsnciss
but little progress woald b uads IN
the world.
That il i often better to 60 good
way around than 70 take : short out
across lots.
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I'd HEMINGWAY, who has been
fk on the Silver District road,
IN last Friday with his left
uei y. out Of place. He met with
''oent two or three days before,
f'ng thrown from a horse. DR..
reduced the dislocation.
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ALEX. Orchard has located three
hundred feet Of ground between the
Cleveland mine and johnson &
Webbs location.
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tRE are one thousand and one,
or less, typographical errors in
kw Idaho code, arranged under
ad 1errata," /" with the corrections
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that be had asssyed. Died, in this
city, Arr. s, 1887, Wilbsrt J., son Of
WiIbsr T. sud Mipsis b. Kirkmap,
agsd two yess and no montbs.
John Heath in1erns us thaE an Eng
lish oomPssy has bosght the Buffalo
min and pins, vsst extension Of the
Atlanta, and other valuable mining
properly in the Damp. Maj. F. P.
Cavanah will be the Superintendent
Of the group, bat the sale was brought
about by Judge v. s. Anderson, whc
went to London for the purpose.
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AVE Just received q lot of Buck.
n l. Hecht boots, French Cali
lip, which l will sell for IS and
per pair; also misses and chill.
shoes At bottom prices.
J. w. MAurz.
10 CRY, July l, 'S7. 2m.
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,v., 'r,' ", roll of the six year class
!, VII, U'aets' out of which assign
|. W ~''l be made to all vacancies
s.'!' mas been received from
.mp ~ps''nssndeat It, of the Naval
(s;as ;, The list, giving the orde,
Is, a' young men completed
r;,.'. .s''s' course, includes tn,
WAN. John G. Tawreisy, Della
ps. A Mckay, A. c. Dieffen
la..s ..s11da.ylv'nia; 1a:sN John B. Nc
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a CHINA house in Bear Run gulch
was destroyed by ERE last Saturday
Nothing in the house was saved
Loss, $500.
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MRs. J. B. EMERY bought . full
stock of goods while in New York, .
portion Of which will arrive to-day,
and ali will be here inside of week.
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pReE CHAPMAN, ST., VIM. Libby,
|eorge Chapman, Jr., left last
Fay on a prospecting tour in the
y Of Atlanta, and will be gone
ten days. They will visit Sill
district.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-09

statesman says the activity Of
a'On faclhe Surveyors in West
'o@'ng gives rise to the rumor
j. onsyenne and Northern is to
''nueo ~ to connection at Gran.
- '0e Oregon Short Line, and
psa0ent s;ps m through line establish
aas I'Sl !. Will permit the company to
~ ''s hrst line if the Govern.
gets too saucy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-09

LOWING are Rev. A. Thomp-
appointments for August: Ola,
Emmett. 18th; Idaho City, 21st;
bhoe Bend, 2Sth.
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Miss Ida Tompkins went down L
Harden Valley last Saturday on .
visit.
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| Neat md Territorial
Concentrates.

changes we're made in the game
| the last Legislature. 1t will
! lawful to kill deer before Sep
L lst.
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TIE Chinese annual celebration
"alle same Melican mans Fourth of
July"-took place on the sandy des-
ert of Elk creek Sunday evening,
and was combination of pyrotecnics
and gong banging, and the high-grade
music of loudly squealing Oriental
instrument of ear torture, something
on the style of the clarionette. but far
more successful as an ear punisher
and destroyer of the peace and happi-
ness of the human family.
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IsIDoR SMITH, who returned Sunday
evening from Boise City, informs US
that three wooden buildings of the
capital were destroyed by fire about
4 o'clock Sunday morning. They
were Lemp's saloon, opposite the
Ov erland Hotel, and barber shop
and boot shop. The fire was soon
extinguishsd after the FIRE company
arrived at the scene with the engine.
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MISS Emily Boyd returned last
Saturday from Banner.
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MRS. J. B. Emery returned ysster
day from New York.
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xfeaswsS's Notice.
The following warrants will be paid out
Of the County General Fund on presenta-
ton 1t my Office:
Ro 2S in favor of GeofRe henneft f16 90
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Also the following Hospital Warrants:
No. "a, in favor Of Frank Cooper, e1e2 50
95, Ben T. Davis. 80
SO, Hathison d
0'Brien.. Is 90
Also the following Road Warrants:
No. los, in favor Of Hans Benson, so 90
8 lis, John Sittig.. Sc 50
JOHN GARRECHT,
County Treasurer.
BIZ IsDoR SMITH, Deputy.
Idaho City, Aug. s, 1887.
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beard ol RQunlhan41oo.
Notice Is hereby given that the Board
of County Commissioners win met 1t Ids.
no City on the fourth Monday in August
1887. - Board Of Equalization
Tn CAR1oIl,
Clerk Bd. Co CONS.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-07
PUBLIC INSTALLATION.
The Cooks and Walters Union at
Painters Hall.

The installation of the officers of
the Walters Protective Union took
place last night in Painters hall,
Also street. Quite number of ladies
and gentlemen witnessed the cere-
mony. The following were the offl-
GERS installed: President, G. w.
Niemeyer; Vice President, E. p. Nc
Dermot; Recording Secretary, A. D.
Bishop; Finance Secretary, j. w.
Donovan; Treasurer, John Brink /;
Guards, inside, Frank A. Hayden,
outside, G. Soldatke Trustees, Lewis
Green, Frank Linstron, A. Helfnger.
The installing marshal was Mr.. Nc
Caffrey.
After the ceremony refreshments
were brought in and those who wished
to trip the eight fantastic toe," were
enlivened by the charms of F. Dohs'
string band.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-07
THE TABLE,
ORPHANS FESTIVAL.
The Attendance Increasing in
Numbers Rapidly.

lNuAhAOCAb
The third night of the orphans
festival opened up under very flatter-
ing auspices, the attendance being
larger than on any previous evening.
The candy and ice cream stand were
sold out early in the evening and had
to be replenished. The various
booths are all enjoying prosperity and
the charms are greater than ever.
The ladies in attendance are making
it very pleasant for all visitors. The
voting for the gold headed cane is pro-
crossing finely, the vote now standing
Mr.. Moran 81, Mr.. Lacy 40, Mr.. Har-
rington 20. Prizes and chances in all
things abound, SO that when the fair
closes Saturday night the lucky ones
will have all they can do to cart them
away. All that is left will be sold at
auction Saturday night. The fortune
tellers are doing a lively business and
all who enter come out smiling. The
lunch counter is being we'll patronized
by the busy throng both day and
night. Donations are coming in every
day from various sources assuring
success to this enterprise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-07

doubtly meet in his new venture
Son seven months ago, at q large ex
pense, Mr.. Ashley opened the cash
ley House" on Third street, betweel
Fort and Hill streets, and was jus
beginning to realize handsome in
come, for the house was one of tht
most stylish and best conducted il
the city, when fire broke out in al
adjoining building and mostly all Mr.
and Mrs. Ashley's earthly possessions
were reduced to ashes. This would
have discouraged the ordinary man,
but Mr.. Ashley knowing that he had
established name that would always
bring him patrons, and being urged
by some of his former customers, he
determined to once more start
1 a hotel on the same plan as
his former house. With this OBJ
ject in view Mr.. Ashley looked around
for house that would suit his pur-
pose which he found and to-day the
Hotel Ashley at 40l Temple street is
one one of the most convenient and
best equipped private hotels in South
ern California, if not in the state. The
plUudllOIl vi bIlC llOtCl 10 oil UhdV tOuio
be desired and from it can be had one
of the best views of the mountains,
hills, valleys and ocean that there is
in the city. The hotel is three stories
high, has 26 rooms and is fitted up
with all the modern improvements.
y stands on a good sized lot and does
not adjoin any other building. The
rooms, which are single and EN- suite,
are elegantly furnished throughout.
On the first floor are five sleeping
rooms, and spacious dining room,
parlor and kitchen, the last of which
has large French cooking range with
broiler attached. The furniture in
the parlor is very stylish and very or
namental. On the other two floors
are also single rooms and suites.
All the rooms on these floors
are furnished in a manner that
would suit the taste of the most fas-
tidious and should be seen to be ap-
preciated. Every room has home
like and inviting appearance, and the
arrangements are such that the sun
reaches them most of the day. In
many of the rooms are the latest i'm
proved folding beds, with elegant
dressing cases, all of which contain
fine mirrors. The fireplaces are sur
rounded with ornamental mantels and
set off the room in decidedly rich
manner.
t'THE TABLE"
Is Mr.. Ashley's chief weakness. In
this he is an epicure and believes that
the best way to make such house
popular is to set fine table. This he
proposes to do, and as Mr.. Ashley
knows what good things are and how
to cater to the wishes of his patrons,
there is no doubt that his table will
contain the choicest viands that the
market affords. Mr.. Ashley will
spare no pains to insure the comfort
Of his guests, and those who reside at
the Hotel Ashley are sure to be we'll
treated,